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Claude Skills by Klopyy
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- AmcheckpointThis skill should be used when the user types "/amcheckpoint", or says "recap", "summary so far", "where are we", "are you losing track", "you forgot", "we already decided that", or points out a missing code word. It should also be used without being asked when a chat reaches about 20 or 35 exchanges, when large files or pastes pile up, or when Claude contradicts or forgets something already settled. It writes a compact recap of the chat plus a green, yellow, or red health check.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AmcodewordThis skill should be used when the user types "/amcodeword", "/amcodeword off", "/amcodeword status", "/amcodeword" with a phrase after it, or asks to "set a code word", "start every reply with", "turn on the code word", or "turn off the code word". It makes Claude open every reply with a fixed phrase (default "Yes Boss!") so the user can spot the moment Claude starts losing track of a long chat: the phrase goes missing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AmhandoffThis skill should be used when the user types "/amhandoff", or asks to "move to a new chat", "continue in a new chat", "make a handoff file", "save this chat so I can continue later", "export the context", or when a checkpoint is red or the code word went missing. It reads the whole chat in four passes and writes a complete handoff.md so a fresh chat is fully up to speed from its first reply. It should also be used when a user attaches or pastes a file that starts with "# active-memory handof...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AmhelpThis skill should be used when the user types "/amhelp", or asks "what does active-memory do", "how do I use active-memory", "what are the active-memory commands", or "help with amcodeword / amcheckpoint / amhandoff / amsave / amload / amrules / amsetup". It shows a short guide to every active-memory command plus one tip tailored to the current chat.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AmsetupThis skill should be used when the user types "/amsetup", or says "active-memory isn't working", "the hooks don't run", "python3 is not recognized", "it opens the Microsoft Store", "set up active-memory", or reports an error coming from the plugin. It checks what active-memory needs on this machine, explains what works without Python, and offers to install Python with the user's approval.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AmloadThis skill should be used when the user types "/amload", "/amload" followed by a number, or says "load pack 7", "continue from my saved chat", "what packs do I have", or attaches a file named like pack-7.zip. It finds a pack saved by /amsave, loads the handoff and every source file, checks nothing is missing, and continues the work.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AmrulesThis skill should be used when the user types "/amrules", "/amrules" followed by a rule, "/amrules remove 2", "/amrules clear", or says "pin this rule", "never forget this rule", "always follow this", "what rules are pinned", or "unpin rule". It keeps a short list of pinned rules that Claude re-reads before every reply, so they cannot drift in a long chat, and carries them into new chats through /amsave and /amload.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AmsaveThis skill should be used when the user types "/amsave", "/amsave" followed by a pack number, or says "save this chat", "update pack 3", "save everything so I can continue in a new chat", "move my chat", "start fresh but keep everything", or "pack this chat". It builds a full handoff pack (handoff file, every source file, the transcript where available), stores it under a numbered ID, and tells the user to type /amload with that number in a new chat.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2